Contender Fight Sports 100 lb. Thai Bag

excellent bag for beginners and trainers

I own a commercial boxing club with over 7,000 square feet and 40 heavy bags. As classes continue to fill, were always looking to add more bags, and it isn’t always cheap.The price of these bags is tough to beat. They seem fairly durable, though I did have a zipper “pop” during transit (I was able to fix it by removing some padding and muscling the zipper in both directions).The fill is soft and uniform. They’re a bit thinner than some other Thai brands we have at the gym, but are a good size in general.My biggest gripe is the straps to hang the bag. I have 3 of the bags and the straps aren’t even remotely uniform in length. One bag has straps that are legitimately 8 inches longer than the bag next to it.Overall, a great budget option, but personally I’d rather spend the extra cash on an Outslayer bag.

Great bag isn’t super hard or super soft. Great for kicking since it is long.

For just your most basic Thai bag this is a great deal. I bought mine new but posted a couple pictures to show that they sent me a lightly used product. Even then it’s still worth what I paid. Great bag if you’re not trying to impress anyone and just wanting a decent bag to beat up on.

It’s great for the price but feels under packed. The bag is a little too soft for shin kicking

I use this mostly for boxing, bad knees so I don't do much kicking. I've had it about 9 months and have been using it on average 3-4 days a week and it's holding up great. It's well-made. Great value for the price. The hanging strap is pretty long, so make sure you have enough ceiling height to hang it.

I ordered this bag without reading the bad reviews. I should have read them first. This bag is not worth the money. Its garbage. cheap vinyl with flaws in it. marks and dings. mine looked used when i got it with several types of tape on a box that looked old and worn out. there were also old shipping labels on it to others. This thing had been passed around for awhile. there was one date on a label that said 2012. so it was an old bag. it smelled old and funky when i opened the box. Im sure they are all old bags that were just sitting around for years. the quality of the bag was super cheap looking. it looked hand made, and in fact I learned it was made in India. So there ya go. The straps are just cheap thin cotton, not at all like a good nylon tear proof strap on quality heavy bags today. so all the 1 star reviews and pictures showing broken straps are true. these straps will break on you. I noticed that 2 out of 4 of the straps on my bag werent even the same length, they were longer which when the bag is hung properly the two longer straps were slack and loose doing nothing. so the bag was only supported by the other 2 straps. this could be another reason why the straps are breaking on people. unequal weight distribution with only 2 straps carrying the entire load. I also noticed the stitching was uneven and extremely shoddy. tight in some places , loose in others, some threads broken and sticking out, uneven sewing etc. it looked like they would rip easily or break away and the whole bag could possibly fall apart at any given time. The bag was also not 100 lbs. as advertised. I weighed it and it was only around 80 lbs. It was immediately noticeable before I even opened the box upon delivery. way too light. I highly suggest that you do not buy this bag. you will regret it. Buy name brand and pay full price. when it comes to Muay Thai and Boxing gear you get what you pay for. I sent mine back for a full refund. takes about a week to get your money back through Amazon so its a hassle and not worth the trouble to even risk buying this bag. Good luck getting a real quality bag from a reputable dealer or manufacturer.

Good solid bag. I’ve been kicking the crap out of it daily for a couple weeks now. It’s held up so far, I know a couple of weeks isn’t very long, but no wear as of yet. Seams look and feel pretty solid.